Two people in Washington overheated and died amid record-high temperatures in the state, according to a report.
A 65-year-old woman from Seattle and a 68-year-old woman in Enumclaw both succumbed to hyperthermia on Monday, the Seattle Times reported.
At least 10 percent of all emergency room visits in King County on Monday were heat-related, the newspaper said.
The Pacific Northwest has been gripped by a historic heatwave over the last few days, with Seattle hitting 108 degrees by Monday evening — well above Sunday’s all-time high of 104 degrees.
The scorching temperatures are unheard of in the region where the average high temperature in June is around 70 degrees.
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Fewer than half of the city’s residents have air conditioning, according to US Census data.
With Post wires